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MW Stock?
Can anyone tell the the significance of MW marked stocks? I've been told these were issued as postwar armory rebuilds? This particular stock came off a HRA and is also marked "HR" and 6 53 on the butt under the butt cap. Thanks!
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02-17-2014 09:43 AM
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Hopefully someone with more knowledge will reply, but I see that the stock pictured has the very small ord stamp by the "W" which I don't think would not be on a rebuild replacement stock.
Last edited by The Lemming; 02-18-2014 at 11:53 AM.
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The small Ordnance wheel is found on WW2 rifles after about mid 1943. Not sure when it was no longer used. Canfield states the meaning of the stamping is the subject of some debate. Some believe it is a "factory stock sub-inspectors mark". As to the MW mark, I have never seen that but don't believe it is a rebuild mark, at least not U.S. The HR and date under the butt plate is interesting, I have never seen that either but sure seems as it was stamped by H&R. How about a picture of that marking.
Last edited by Joe W; 02-24-2014 at 08:56 PM.
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